Mad Hatters Party planned by Community Club
Mrs James Wise chairs a November 5 program featuring a Mad Hatters Party with hats judged by honors. Prizes, refreshments. hostesses listed. Also noted is Federated Clubs semi annual meeting in Chesapeake City on November 11 with registration, luncheon, and an afternoon pageant. Transportation arranged. contact Mrs Everngam by November 2. Delegates welcomed with welcome address by Mayor Lomax and sessions led by officials and experts.
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James Wise
Herman Keen
Fred Asilton
T. A. Goldsborough
K. T. Everngam
Chauncey Downs
John Asher
James F. Wright
Dawson George
Dorothy Miller
Federated Clubs
Chesapeake City
T. W. Fleming
Everngain
Present Hunting Season Should Be A Good One
Maryland hunters can expect favorable seasons with optimistic reports from Game Wardens. upland game appears above average including quail and grouse, while waterfowl seasons open Nov. 12 and run through Jan. 10 1955, with limits mirroring 1953 54. Firearm and license rules and contact details follow.
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Ernest A. Vaughn
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Maryland
Mason and Dixon Line
Brant
Garrett County
Munsey Building
Baltimore 2
FHA Conservation Loans Expand Farm Credit Access
Special loans from the Farmers Home Administration of the U S Department of Agriculture aid soil and water conservation. The program, authorized by Congress, targets farmers unable to obtain private or cooperative credit and supports terraces, ponds, drainage, erosion control, lime and fertilizer use, fencing, and tree planting. Loans come from private sources and government guarantees, with some direct government loans available when funds are scarce.
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Home Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Congress
Soil Conservation Service
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Public Drainage Associations
Soil Conservation Districts
In Memoriam for Walter B. Long
In loving memory of Walter B. Long died Nov 9 1946 eight years ago. The golden sun shines on our dear father's grave. We loved you dearly and tried to save you. We miss you more each day. Loving wife and children.
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Walter B. Long
Concord WSCS Card of Thanks
Concord WSCS thanks members and friends for generous food and money donations and help that made their supper a success. They say thank you again.
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Concord Wscs
Municipal League Set for Easton Convention November 11 13
The Maryland Municipal League will hold its seventh annual convention at the Tidewater Inn Easton from November 11 to 13. About 150 to 175 city and town officials are expected. Sessions will cover juvenile delinquency federal social security civil defense roads exchange with sub divisions and municipal finance. Special sessions for city attorneys engineers and finance officers are planned. Mayor Allen C Thompson of Jackson Mississippi and other officials will speak at a November 12 dinner.
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Maryland Municipal League
Maryland
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Russell P. Smith, Jr
Cambridge
Allen C. Thompson
Jackson Miss
American Municipal Association
William S. Childs
State Roads Commission
Carl N. Everstine
State Legislative Reference Bureau
Peter P. Lejins
University of Maryland Sociology Department
Harold P. Packer
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sherley Ewing
State Civil Defense Agency
Andrew Huebeck, Jr
State
Soldier Ivins Serves in Korea With 24th Infantry Division
Private John R. Ivins serves in Korea with the 24th Infantry Division known as the Victory division. Ivins, husband of Corinne Ivins of Harrington Delaware, is in Company A of the 19th Infantry Regiment. The unit first landed in Korea in 1950 and spent 19 months in combat before security duty in Japan. Ivins is the son of Earl C. Ivins of Denton.
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John R. Ivins
Corinne
Grant St
Harrington
Del
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Victory
Japan
Peninsula
Ivins
Earl C. Ivins
Denton
19Th Infantry Regiment
Cross Roads Drive-In Adopts Winter Schedule
Cross Roads Drive-In Theatre adopts winter policy opening Friday Saturday and Sunday. It plans to operate for an indefinite period or as long as the weather permits.
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Cross Roads Drive-In
Hero Fund Prize Goes To Former Dover Man
Former Dover resident Wise receives Hero Fund Prize after thwarting an attack on the House chamber. About 225 members were scattering as gunfire erupted. Wise restrained attackers with attendants and alerted police. Five Congressmen wounded, two seriously. four Puerto Ricans later sentenced to long prison terms.
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Wise
County Farm Bureau Banquet Recap At Caroline County
The Caroline County Farm Bureau held its banquet last Thursday. Welcoming the group, toastmaster Sol Hoke was introduced. Rev. C Robert Sutton gave the invocation. Mrs Carl Rieck of Preston, president of the Associated Women, spoke briefly. Miss Julia Wilson led singing. Verna Hendricks of Greensboro played marimba. Mrs Tana de Ponceau directed the Caroline High School orchestra.
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Caroline County Farm Bureau
Sol Hoke
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